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fare

Thesaurus>an amount of money paid for something>fare

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AN AMOUNT OF MONEY PAID FOR SOMETHING

The fare for a one-way train ticket is £25, but a return ticket is only £30.

Synonyms and examples

costWhat will the government do to reduce the cost of heating oil this winter?
costsWhat can we do to cut our costs in the coming quarter?
priceThe price of this painting is well beyond my budget.
feeIncoming students will need to pay a technology use fee of £100.
chargeWhat's the admission charge for senior citizens?
rateThat lawyer's rate is £200 per hour.
surchargeThanks to soaring oil prices, all airlines will now be adding a £10 fuel surcharge to each leg of your flight.
outlayThe initial outlay for the building project was tens of thousands of pounds.

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list pricespecializedThe list price for the medication is nearly £2,000 per month, but government regulators have made it available to the public at a fraction of the cost.
cost pricemainlyUKAll her inventory was being sold at cost price.
market priceThe lobster special is sold at market price, which today is £25.
asking priceThe house sold for £50,000 over the asking price.
convenience feePayments made by credit card will be changed a £1.95 convenience fee.
entrance feeThe park charged a £10 entrance fee.
transfer feeUKOur team couldn't afford Messi's extraordinary transfer fee.
service chargeThe ticket price includes a 10 percent service charge.
cover chargeThe venue serves food and drink, but there's a £20 cover charge if you stay to watch the band.
bank chargesMy bank offers a current account with no bank charges.
carrying chargeUSIf you opt to pay the bill in monthly installments, we will add a $5 carrying charge to the amount due each month.
flat rateI charge a flat rate of £20 per hour for editing, regardless of what sort of editing is required.
cheap rateIf you run your washing machine and tumble dryer during off-hours, the electricity that you use will be charged at the cheap rate.
interest rateGet a credit card with the lowest interest rate possible.
lending ratemainlyUKLending rates have fallen sharply.

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If something costs a certain amount, that means ithas a certain monetary value you must give someone in order for you to have or use it. The cost of something isthe amount of money paid for it.

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释义	Thesaurus: synonyms and antonyms offarein English fare Thesaurus>an amount of money paid for something>fare These are words and phrases related tofare. Click on any word or phrase to go to its thesaurus page. Or,go to the definition of fare. AN AMOUNT OF MONEY PAID FOR SOMETHING The fare for a one-way train ticket is £25, but a return ticket is only £30. Synonyms and examples cost What will the government do to reduce the cost of heating oil this winter? costs What can we do to cut our costs in the coming quarter? price The price of this painting is well beyond my budget. fee Incoming students will need to pay a technology use fee of £100. charge What's the admission charge for senior citizens? rate That lawyer's rate is £200 per hour. surcharge Thanks to soaring oil prices, all airlines will now be adding a £10 fuel surcharge to each leg of your flight. outlay The initial outlay for the building project was tens of thousands of pounds. Compare list pricespecialized The list price for the medication is nearly £2,000 per month, but government regulators have made it available to the public at a fraction of the cost. cost pricemainlyUK All her inventory was being sold at cost price. market price The lobster special is sold at market price, which today is £25. asking price The house sold for £50,000 over the asking price. convenience fee Payments made by credit card will be changed a £1.95 convenience fee. entrance fee The park charged a £10 entrance fee. transfer feeUK Our team couldn't afford Messi's extraordinary transfer fee. service charge The ticket price includes a 10 percent service charge. cover charge The venue serves food and drink, but there's a £20 cover charge if you stay to watch the band. bank charges My bank offers a current account with no bank charges. carrying chargeUS If you opt to pay the bill in monthly installments, we will add a $5 carrying charge to the amount due each month. flat rate I charge a flat rate of £20 per hour for editing, regardless of what sort of editing is required. cheap rate If you run your washing machine and tumble dryer during off-hours, the electricity that you use will be charged at the cheap rate. interest rate Get a credit card with the lowest interest rate possible. lending ratemainlyUK Lending rates have fallen sharply. Go to the thesaurus article about these synonyms and antonyms offare. See also be sell for fetch go for something set someone back (something)informal knock someone back (something)UKinformal be priced (at) how much come to something Learn more If something costs a certain amount, that means ithas a certain monetary value you must give someone in order for you to have or use it. The cost of something isthe amount of money paid for it. Cambridge English Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press#https://dictionary.cambridge.org//thesaurus/fare##
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